Diploma in English Language Teaching to Adults
Delta is a course for experience teacher aiming to advance their career in teaching English and becoming
✅an academic director of a language school
✅a teacher trainer
✅a highly-qualified and sought-after teacher
About the course:
The course is designed by Cambridge Assessment English
It follows a unified program for the entire world
Is a golden standard of quality
It authenticates the highest level of qualification
Course dates:
| Course | Dates | Format | Early bird price | Price | Certificate | Enrollment |
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Delta M3 |
19.09.22-25.11.22 |
online |
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MODULE 1:
Manana Khvichia
Manana took the Cambridge CELTA teaching qualification and became an IH teacher herself. After taking the DELTA qualification at IH Poland, she became a Cambridge FCE & CAE examiner and then became a Cambridge CELTA teacher trainer. She is also a Business English and Advanced Methodology trainer for IH World, both face-to-face and online. She has mostly worked at IH Tbilisi, but also worked for three years at IH Kiev.
Manana is from Tbilisi and enjoys reading books and hanging out with friends in cafes.
The work is based on writing, reading, study and practice exam tasks. It focuses on understanding language, methodology and resources for teaching.
Study Topic – Study one topic area, write a short assignment, read and respond to other people’s assignments and tutor feedback.
Exam Practice Task – Do an exam practice task, read and respond to other people’s tasks and get personal tutor feedback and guidance. You will get a chance to see a large number of different approaches to tasks and be able to read tutors’ feedback on these – all of which can help you improve your own work.
The final units include a revision focus and two mock exams.
Historical and current theories of first and second language acquisition
Approaches and methodologies
Language systems and skills
Learner problems
Evaluating teaching and reference materials
Role and methods of assessment
Regular exam practice with constructive and helpful feedback from the most experienced Delta tutors
Online support, reflection and feedback from other members of your tutorial group
At the end of the course you can take the exam at a local exam centre. There is a list of centres on Cambridge ESOL's website so you can check the closest one to you. The exam takes place in June and December every year (always first Wednesday of the month). We make the arrangements for the exam on your behalf.
If you decide to sit the exam for the upcoming exam date we need to know at least two months beforehand to complete payment and booking procedures in good time. The exam fee is charged by ESOL and invoiced by the training centre on their behalf.
The exam itself is made up of two 1½ hour papers taken on the same day. Successful candidates will be issued with a Delta Module One certificate about three months after the exam with one of the following pass grades: pass, pass with merit, or pass with distinction. Certificates will be sent to the school and then passed on to the candidate.
Some universities accept Delta Module One as credit towards a Masters qualification. Course credits may vary, please enquire with the university directly
Course price:
Until 14.02.22
Delta M1 Course
From 15.02.22
Delta M1 Course
MODULE 2
Tetyana Tereshchenko
IHCTL and Diploma in TEFL (Colchester, VT, USA) IHC tutor since 1997 CELTA Tutor/Assessor since 2002 Delta Module 2 Tutor since 2015 CELTA/IHC tutor trainer
I have been working for IH Kyiv for 23 years. I am the Head of Teacher Training, conduct TT courses and travel a lot to run and assess CELTA in Ukraine and abroad (Romania, Northern Ireland, Belgium, Italy, Russia, Georgia). I love what I have been doing and I am proud to have trained about 400 CELTA candidates, 8 Delta ones and 15 CELTA trainers.
Jane Richbell
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✅CERT Tesol moderator
✅Delta assessor
✅DELTA tutor
✅CELTA Assessor
✅CELTA tutor
✅Media Resources Diploma
✅CNNA Certificate in Education
✅R.S.A Diploma in T.E.S.L
✅R.S.A Diploma in T.E.F.L
✅B.A Hons 2(ii) in Literature
✅MOOC Teaching English online
✅Cert OT (Teaching English Online)
✅Experience as a CELTA assessor
Jane is an experienced CELTA and Delta tutor and assessor and has worked all over the world teaching English and delivering/assessing these courses. She has been a teacher trainer since 2000, is now a freelance trainer and has worked in South America, mainly Brazil and Argentina, Australia, South East Asia and Europe. Before the pandemic she was always traveling and really enjoys visiting new places, meeting new people and sharing ideas with people in very different learning contexts.
Since March 2020 she has mainly tutored and assessed CELTA and Delta courses online and has continued to work (virtually) in a range of places like China, Muscat, Thailand and Italy.
This module will be assessed through written assignments and teaching practice (5 lessons) which will be taken during the January/February block. The input sessions will take the form of lectures, seminars, tutorials, workshops, group activities and discussions but will usually be a combination of these formats. In addition to these contact hours, you will need to set aside about 300 hours for reading research and assignment writing if you are planning to do the two modules.
examining effects of different contexts on learning English
managing, supporting and maximising learning
planning and teaching lessons at different levels
evaluating different approaches and materials
developing the ability to observe and reflect on teaching
Assessment of Delta M2 is through a Teaching Practice Portfolio which consists of:
(1) Four language skills/systems assignments (LSA, two skills and two systems) that include a written element and assessed teaching practice, one of which is externally assessed. Each of these includes:
- a background essay (2,000 – 2,500 words)
- the planning, teaching and evaluation of an observed lesson related to the chosen area
- The final lesson will be externally assessed, i.e. it will be assessed by a Cambridge ESOL registered external assessor
(2) A Professional Development Assignment (PDA) that involves identification of developmental needs and focus on these through the course along with an experimental teaching practice component. This includes:
- Reflection and Action (including one diagnostic lesson observation) (2,000 – 2,500 words)
- (Part 2) Experimental Practice. (2,000 – 2,500 words)
Successful candidates will be issued with a Delta Module One certificate about three months after the exam with one of the following pass grades: pass, pass with merit, or pass with distinction. Certificates will be sent to the school and then passed on to the candidate.
Some universities accept Delta Module One as credit towards a Masters qualification. Course credits may vary, please enquire with the university directly
We estimate that you need a minimum of 25 hours for each of the 4 LSA assignments and around 30 hours for the PDA assignment.
Course price:
Until 04.06.22
Delta M2 Course
Certificate
From 05.06.22
Delta M2 Course
MODULE 3
Business English (BE)
Teaching young learners/young adults (specified age group required with 5-year range e.g. 8–13, 14–19) (YL)
English for Special Purposes (ESP)
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
Teaching examination classes (EX)
Teaching one-to-one (1to1)
ESOL learners with literacy needs (ESOL)
CLIL/Embedded ESOL (teaching English through subject/work-based learning) (CLIL)
Teaching monolingual classes (MON)
Teaching multilingual classes (MUL)
Teaching in an English-speaking environment (ESE)
Teaching in a non-English-speaking environment (NESE)
Teaching learners online, through distance/blended learning (DL)
Teaching English to learners with special requirements e.g. visual/hearing impairment, dyslexia, ASD (SR) Language development for teachers (LDT)
ELT Management
Module Three is assessed by Cambridge through a 4500 word research assignment (appendices not included in word limit) submitted to Cambridge for external assessment
Delta modules are designed for practicing teachers. Candidates for Delta:
usually have an initial teacher qualification that allows them to teach English in their own context
have extensive experience teaching different levels in one or more contexts
have a level of written and spoken English, which allows them to teach students at an advanced level (including and up to levels C1 - C2 according CEFR.)
are be able to research and present written assignments according to the required standard.
Ready to start?
Requirements for candidates:
Level of English, sufficient for teaching students level C1-C2
Basic teaching qualification
Teaching experience in different contexts from 2 years
To enroll in the course you need to:
Fill in the application form
Pass an interview with a tutor
Reviews:
Although the course was really intensive and hard, the experience itself was one of the best I have ever had. Tutors were very supportive and caring. They were always there for us. I have learned a lot from them. I
It was a great experience I'll never forget. Yes, it was hard and daunting at times, but with all the support from our great tutors, Tania and Nick, we managed to do it! The staff was friendly and helpful, and
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